Learning Design & Intelligence Lab.


Designing meaningful learning through theory, data, and AI.

We integrate learning design, multimodal evidence, and intelligent support to understand and enhance learning across diverse contexts.


Prof. Yoonhee Shin · Department of Educational Technology · Hanyang University
Learning Design & Intelligence Lab

Core Research Areas

What we study

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Adaptive Learning and Instructional Design

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E-Learning and HyFlex Learning

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Problem-Based Learning and Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL)

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Design and Development Research

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AI-Enabled Multimodal Learning Analytics

About the Lab

LDI Lab aims to understand and design meaningful learning experiences through learning theory, data, and AI.

Grounded in learning theory and instructional design, we use AI and multimodal data, including brain signals, discourse, behavior, interaction, and digital learning traces, to understand how learning unfolds and to design better learning environments, instructor support, adaptive feedback, and AI agents.

At LDI Lab, intelligence is the capacity to sense, understand, and support learning through theory, data, and AI.

Featured Projects

Current research projects

Project 01

Human Learning and Agency in AI-Mediated Environments

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Human agency Cognitive offloading Self-regulated learning

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Human-AI Interaction Process Oriented Analysis AI Learning Agent Design and Development

We investigate how AI reshapes learning, self-regulation, and decision-making. We design AI learning agents that use pedagogical strategies to support productive AI use while sustaining learners’ critical thinking and control over their learning.

Project 02

HyFlex Learning Models and Support Tools

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Social & cognitive presence HyFlex learning Learner engagement

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Brain & Behavioral data Multimodal learning analytics

We investigate how social and cognitive presence emerge in HyFlex learning environments. Using brain and behavioral data, we examine learner synchrony and engagement to inform the design of HyFlex learning models and support tools.

Project 03

Automated Discourse Analytics for CSCL

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CSCL Collaborative problem solving

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AI-assisted discourse analysis Explainable AI (XAI) Human-AI collaborative analysis

We investigate collaborative problem-solving in CSCL through AI-assisted discourse analysis. We integrate explainable AI with researchers’ pedagogical judgment to make automated discourse analysis more interpretable and educationally meaningful.

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Hanyang University, Department of Educational Technology
Email: hyeshinlab@gmail.com